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Version 1.6 · 2026-03-21
Hello users! - bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.6, updated 2026-03-21.








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Roku TV Remote, Control Play is a fast and easy-to-use app that transforms your smartphone into a fully functional remote for your Roku TV or streaming device. Whether you’ve misplaced your physical remote or simply want a more convenient way to control your TV, this app gives you instant access to all key features — right from your phone.
KEY FEATURES:
- Full Remote Control: Power on/off, change channels, adjust volume, and control playback.
- Touchpad Navigation: Smooth and responsive control with an intuitive touch interface.
- Quick App Launch: Open your favorite Roku channels with one tap.
- Keyboard & Voice Input: Type or speak for faster search and navigation.
- Fast Pairing: Instantly connect your phone to any Roku device on the same network.
- Simple & Clean Interface: Designed for ease of use and quick access to controls.…
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Hello users! - bug fixes.
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